Results 381–400 of 13444 for speaker:Mr Selwyn Lloyd

Orders of the Day — WELSH DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (No. 2) BILL [Lords]: Constitution and Status (23 Oct 1975)

Mr Selwyn Lloyd: With this it will be convenient to take Amendment No. 31, in Clause 5, page 5, line 15, at end insert: '(3) The Agency shall establish a Committee for Rural Development. The Director of Rural Development shall be a member of the Committee. The Committee shall have special responsibility for Mid-Wales and for rural Wales'.

Oral Answers to Questions — Scotland: Fife School of Nursing (22 Oct 1975)

Mr Selwyn Lloyd: Mr. McElhone.

Unemployment (22 Oct 1975)

Mr Selwyn Lloyd: Order. When the hon. Member is making his application, he must not make the sort of general speech he would make if the application were granted.

Unemployment (22 Oct 1975)

Mr Selwyn Lloyd: The hon. Member gave me due notice of his intention to make this application, and I have listened carefully to what he has had to say. My decision must not be construed by anyone as implying that I do not realise the importance of this problem. As a Merseyside Member, I know it full well. But it is a continuing problem, one which should certainly be debated in this House on repeated occasions...

Orders of the Day — Industry Bill (22 Oct 1975)

Mr Selwyn Lloyd: With this amendment we are to discuss Lords Amendments Nos. 29, 90, 95 and 155.

Clause 1: The National Enterprise Board (22 Oct 1975)

Mr Selwyn Lloyd: With this amendment we are to discuss Lords Amendments Nos. 3 and 4.

Clause 1: The National Enterprise Board (22 Oct 1975)

Mr Selwyn Lloyd: With this amendment we are to discuss Lords Amendments Nos. 6 and 17.

Clause 1: The National Enterprise Board (22 Oct 1975)

Mr Selwyn Lloyd: With this amendment we are to discuss Lords Amendments Nos. 8, 23, 181, 182 and 183.

Clause 2: General Purposes and Functions (22 Oct 1975)

Mr Selwyn Lloyd: With this amendment we are to discuss Lords Amendment No. 10, in page 2, line 32, after "of" insert "productive".

Clause 2: General Purposes and Functions (22 Oct 1975)

Mr Selwyn Lloyd: With this amendment we are to discuss the Lords Amendments Nos. 12 and 14.

Clause 2: General Purposes and Functions (22 Oct 1975)

Mr Selwyn Lloyd: Order. The impression I get on coming back is that the House thinks that it has limitless time to debate this amendment. I hope that we can come to a decision on this, because Lords Amendment No. 13 is germane to the matters raised.

Clause 3: Exercise by Board of Powers to Give Selective Financial Assistance Under Industry Act 1972. (22 Oct 1975)

Mr Selwyn Lloyd: The hon. Lady raised the question of privilege. This matter involves a charge. It is not covered by a Money Resolution. Therefore, it is an invasion of the House of Commons privileges. However, if the House passes the amendment it means that we are waiving our privileges. The reason why attention is drawn to this matter is the defence of the privileges of the House, as their Lordships'...

Clause 3: Exercise by Board of Powers to Give Selective Financial Assistance Under Industry Act 1972. (22 Oct 1975)

Mr Selwyn Lloyd: By agreeing to the amendment, the House has shown its willingness to waive its privilege. I shall see that an entry is made in the Journal to that effect.

Clause 4: Transfer of Publicly Owned Propery to Board (22 Oct 1975)

Mr Selwyn Lloyd: With this amendment we are taking Lords Amendment No. 20.

Clause 8: The Board and the Media (22 Oct 1975)

Mr Selwyn Lloyd: With this amendment we are to take Lords Amendment No. 25.

Clause 9: Other Limits on Board's Powers (22 Oct 1975)

Mr Selwyn Lloyd: With this we are taking the following Lords Amendments:

Clause 9: Other Limits on Board's Powers (22 Oct 1975)

Mr Selwyn Lloyd: Order. The rule is that the hon. Gentleman can only quote a Minister. If it is not a Minister the hon. Gentleman can paraphrase, but not quote. Quotations must be confined to the words of Ministers.

Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister (Official Engagements) (21 Oct 1975)

Mr Selwyn Lloyd: Order. This supplementary question seems to be getting a very long way from the Question on the Order Paper.

Oral Answers to Questions — Rabies (21 Oct 1975)

Mr Selwyn Lloyd: I did not hear any such reference. I call Mr. Fairbairn on a Private Notice question.

Oral Answers to Questions — Rabies (21 Oct 1975)

Mr Selwyn Lloyd: The frivolity of the Front Bench is not a question for the Chair.


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